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oH BF on rir " -- rg Lh 5 - | JR pris oS TN pop wi him rs 3 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, FEB. 2nd, 1967 Scugog Head U.CW. On Thurs. evening of Jan. 19, Mrs. Mabel Sweetman's group catered for the "Head" U.C.W. for their Mystery Sister Supper. Twenty-two people sat down to beautifully decorated tables with the Centennial theme in Centre pieces," and enjoyed a lovely surprise meal. We miss- ed the following sisters:--Mrs. Clara Whitter, Mrs. Elsie An- gus, Mrs. Dorothy Martyn, Mrs. Margaret Hoult, Mrs. Dorene Ashbridge and Mrs. Gertie Col- lins. At this time we welcome the new sisters, Mrs. Sandra Taylor, Mrs. Betty Collins and Mrs. Carol Boneschansker. After dishes were removed, the President, Mrs. Reta Reader gave a few words of welcome to all who had attended and mov- ed a vote of thanks to the com- * mittees in charge of arrange- ments and program. Then a few items of business were pre- sented including the minutes of "the previous executive meeting.' It was noted that $30.00 had been received from Oshawa & Regina from Foy & Harper descendants toward the Centen- nial project of Cemetery reno- vation. Members were inform- ed that future receipts received from church organizations would have a number "assigned by the gov't to prove authority of signatures. Those who al- "ready receive the "Observer" will add them to our program selection supply. ~~ Travelling food boxes will be started any time by the group leaders and "be returned to the group lead- ers bhefore.the end of Feb. Members of the "Head" and: "Grace U.C.W. are requested to start thinking about the joint Antiqué show in June. Please find out where you can get items. Give all the information to your president so that it can be typed for labeling & record- ing. The date is to be Satur- day, June 24th. The Township Hall is to be used for the dis- play. It will be necessary to plan ahead as we hope to invite Antique dealers to have display and sale of their items. Euchre and Court Whist par- ties are planned by "Grace" & "Head" throughout winter. On Feb. 15, members must plan to attend the annual Pres- byterial meeting in Oshawa. After the Candle lighting ceremony, when sisters learned who had remembered their per- sonal occasions thro' the 'year; a varied program started. Twen- ty-four items were viewed and covered. Then instead of re- membering and listing them, it was necessary to associate them with 24 phrases. The best memories and sense of associa- tion were shown by Mrs. Marie Clark and Mrs. Joyce Heayn. Then the ladies enjoyed an ev- ening of Court Whist, which for many was entirely new. But they all declared it was more fun than euchre. Mrs. Joyce H&yn again proved her albrt- ness by capturing the men's high prize, while Mrs. Grace Love won the ladies' high. Mrs. Ethel Redman Reader trailed along for low prizes. Mrs. Grace Love carried us along and kept us in suspense thro' her long, well read and 'acted monologue. A few other prizes were won by ladies who were fortunate enough to have required items on them. The Feb. meeting of the "Head" will be at the Prince Albert home of Mrs. Mabel Graham. RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE WITH YOUR HELP and Mrs. Retal Obituary ~ Following an illness of four years the death of John Alex- annder Johnston occurred at his home in Blackstock Tuesday, January 17th, 1967. He was in his 85th year. The youngest son of the late | Mr. and Mrs. John M. Johnston | "Allie" was 'born and lived all | his life in Cartwright. ' May 24, 1911, he Edith May Ferguson and toge- | ther they farmed near Cadmus until they retired and moved to Blackstock fourteen years: ago. He was a man with a quiet, retiring disposition who loved his home and family, but a staunch member of the Presby- terian Church until union when he joined the United. Here he was a Steward, then an Elder until his death. 'As long as his health permitted he was a re-; gular attendant at church and Sunday School. He was also an active member of the Federa- tion of Agriculture. Surviviing are his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Roy Avery (Fer- ga) Tillbury; two sons, Keith, Belleville and Neil, Boissevain, Manitoba, one sister, Mrs. J. E. Rowland (Lizzie) Cobourg and seven grand children. He was predeceased by their oldest son Arnold, who paid the supreme sacrifice in World War 2; one brother, David, 'and one sister Agnes. ) The funeral service was held from. the McDermott-Panabaker Chapel, "Port Perry Thursday, January 19, 1967 and ywas con- ducted by Rev. Philip Romeril. Interment was in Union Ceme- tery Cadmus. Pallbearers were -- Messrs. George Johnston (cousin) and nephews - Harry. Johnston; Johnston Rowland; Howard Brackenridge; Harry Sanderson and Dalton Dorrell. Many beautiful floral tokens spoke of the esteem. in which deceased was held. BUSINESS DIRECTORY G. McPHADEN | INSURANCE 985-2341 Dec./67 PRIVATE REST HOME 'Pleasant Surroundings REASONABLE RATES. Phone 985 - 2806. DEADSTOCK SERVICE We Pay $1.00 per Cwt. for Dead & Crippled Cattle Mere For Horses -- Prompt Service -- BURRETT FUR FARM Phone Long Distance . Zenith 66550 (no charge te you) Licence #9--C--#° "URIMAR MEMORIALS 152 Simcoe South, OSHAWA Dee, 2/66 A £ Johnson 0.D. OPTOMETRIST Mary St. = 985-2383 July/66 Your RED CROSS is Serving Today Ready for Tomorrow DUFF ELECTRONICS ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 985-7993 or 985-2728 PORT PERRY | Dee./66 EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance 985-7306 Port Perry, Ont. Dee. 81/66 DEAD OR CRIPPLED FARM. STOCK Picked up promptly, Telephone collect, Hampton 263.2721 MARGWILL FUR FARM License No. 4-C-668 ® Cash on the spot © ELECTRICAL Contractor COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC HEATING NO JOB TOO SMALL WE DO THEM ALL TOM SHERWIN Phone 986-4931 Call Collect-- 765-0277 Teronte | Room #2, Post Office Building - Specializing in business and For Income Tax & BOOKKEEPING SERVICES seo ALEX SHEPHERD Phone 985-7031 farm operations. Dec./67 Septic Tanks Cleaned By PUMP EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS AND WEEPING BEDS INSTALLED Reg. Armstrong Port Perry -- 985-2226 1.5--Feb, 28/67 WANTED Dead or and Crippled Cattle Highest Prices paid according to size and condition Phone Zenith 32800 NO TOLL CHARGE ED. PECONI & SON LTD. R.R. #2 WOODVILLE Collectors Licence 802-C-65 : Feb. 4/67 FOR ANY OF YOUR Insurance Needs Do it the Co-operative Way Co-Operators Ins, Assoc. ETHEL NOTTINGHAM Myrtle 655-4832 married |, -new Mar./67 Comparing heavy concrete with the ordinary variety at the information centre of Ontario Hydro's Pickering nuclear power station are, 'from left, Glenn Julian, president of Fairport Beach Ratepayers' Association; Peter Hvidsten, 5 : --__ NUCLEAR POWER STATION publisher of the Port Perry Star; and Hon. J. R. Simonett, minister of Energy and Resources Management for Ontario. seven days a week. The centre is open Information Centre Now Open Representatives from the press, radio and television, and members of; thé "Ontario Gov- ernment, among others were | present for the official-opening- of the Nuclear Power Station Information Centre in Pickering recently. The: Ontario-Hydro Power - Commission's of Public . Relations, Blay, before chairman, = George .Gathercole briefly outlined what was to take place during the visit. After a very informative speech by chdirman Gathercole where he outlined the various aspects of the - $266,000,000 construction now in progress in Pickering, a interesting film in colour describing the devel- oping of nuclear shown, followed by a bus tour of the sight. The centre is located on high ground overlokking the site of Ontario Hydro's Pickering nuc- lear power station, 20 miles east of downtown Toronto. Of the centre's total area a- bout 6500 square feet, approx- imately 4000 are devoted to a display area. Exhibits use art Electric Director James work, photographs, diagrams, written text and artifacts to outline the story of nuclear en- ergy, from the discovery of introducing the ion is featured, and fission and _power was p& A section on © radioisotopes shows how nuclear power is used in- medicine, agriculture and industry. Other displays contain samples of uranium, uranium fuel and the heavy concrete used to shield against the heat and radiation of the reactor, as well as. a geiger counter visitors can use. A rotating model of the stat- the workings of nuclear-elect- ric plants are explained. The role of nuclear power in Hy- dro's operations is also out- duced color film lined. 2 Elsewhere in the building is a 150-seat auditorium, in which - guests will see a specially-pro- of nuclear power and its use in the pro- duction of electricity in Canada. At the rear of the centre, an observation deck affords a view of construction progress, and Lake Ontario beyond. : Staffed by trained guides, the centre is open to. casual visitors seven days a week. Group tours should be Arranged in advance. WES LANE Plumbing - Heating Electric PORT PERRY, ONT. OFFICE Poa: 2473 "X-rays in 1895 to the present. | "SRE anIARtenutes bd 1967 FEBRUARY 3rd-- © FEBRUARY 4th FEBRUARY 6th-- FEBRUARY 7th-- FEBRUARY 8th-- FEBRUARY 9th-- PLACE Blackstock Community Hall Enniskillen Community Hall 'Newcastle Community Centre Bowmanville Fire Hall Bethany Township Hall Pontypool Orange Hall Orono Town Hall Hampton Hall Canton Fire Hall Cavan Township Hall Newtonville Community Hall ' Port Hope Town Hall(Basement) Clinics in Ontario County will be held on completion of Durham County. Times and places to be announced later, AAAS A AA A A A A A A A A A A AAA A I A AAA AA ALL A MAAR ALAA ALARA AAA RA AAA AAR RRR ARS 3 ' ASSESS SSS NSS 0 A Ahhh Bhgrads: hod LS SS SSSR 0 0 ha Cod AS 2 5S 5 5% 8% 8 8 8 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE HEALTH OF ANIMALS DIVISION . NOTICE - TO ALL DOG and PET OWNERS Anti-Rabies Vaccination Clihics for all dogs and cats in the County of Durham will be held at the time and places below. "This service is offered free of charge by the Canada Department of Agriculture, Health of Animals Branch and all owners are ped | to present their dogs for vaccination. - FIME : 9.30 a.m. -- 12.00 noon 200 pm. -- 5.00 pam. 10.00 a.m. -- 12.00 noon 10.00 am. -- 6.00 p.m. - 9.30 a.m. 612.00 noon 2.00 p.m. -- 500 pm. 9.30 am. -- 12.00 noon 2.00 p.m. ----- 5.00 p.m. 9.30 am. -- 12.00 noon 2.00 p.m. hand 7.00 p.m. 10.00 a.m. -- 12,00 noon 200 pm. -- 8.00 p.m. Aan --Ontario Hydro photo reer